AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
Not about my non-locking door as Windowstyle in Cam helped me. They can't come out as they are also mad busy. It seems that this time of year is peak-time for fitting and fixing windows and doors, so they talked me through bodging it to lock. Now, that can wait months as it is locked and i hardly use it.
The issue is: mobile phones. I have EE mobile pay monthly sim and EE internet. I have no mobile signal at home, but the phone works ok as it uses the WIFI. At Bath Lansdown Park & Ride, it does not work at all as there is no signal. I've bought an O2 PAYG sim and that works fine in my house. I need to try at the Lansdown P & R to see if it works there. If it does, I will go O2 pay monthly on my phone.
The question is: the phone with the O2 aim is set to use my EE WiFi and it does, but I don't think it will use my EE WiFi to make and recive call on my mobile phone with the O2 sim in. If this is so, if I decide to move my mobile over to O2, does this mean that I need to move my WIFI over to O2 in order to benefit from my mobile using the WIFI for phone calls. Anyone know for sure?
It is not an essential as the O2 signal is good enough anyway. It is just that now, when I make calls from home using my EE sim and going through the EE WiFi, I do not pay for the callls.
The issue is: mobile phones. I have EE mobile pay monthly sim and EE internet. I have no mobile signal at home, but the phone works ok as it uses the WIFI. At Bath Lansdown Park & Ride, it does not work at all as there is no signal. I've bought an O2 PAYG sim and that works fine in my house. I need to try at the Lansdown P & R to see if it works there. If it does, I will go O2 pay monthly on my phone.
The question is: the phone with the O2 aim is set to use my EE WiFi and it does, but I don't think it will use my EE WiFi to make and recive call on my mobile phone with the O2 sim in. If this is so, if I decide to move my mobile over to O2, does this mean that I need to move my WIFI over to O2 in order to benefit from my mobile using the WIFI for phone calls. Anyone know for sure?
It is not an essential as the O2 signal is good enough anyway. It is just that now, when I make calls from home using my EE sim and going through the EE WiFi, I do not pay for the callls.